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AUCTION SALES.
A. III. Nicoiay, Auctioneer.

C0O FEET SQUARE on ST. Paul ST.,
%OO corner Olmsted ST.. also 90 feet on
Grove ST., between Canada st. and Broadway,
ut auction; A. III. Nicolay will sell mt AUCTION
a fine, valuable corner on st. Paul and Ohm
sted SITS, 200X200 feet, and five nice dwell
ing houses, including good barn; also 10 ieet
front on Grove ST., near Broadway, with
dwelling houses; due notice of the time or
sale Will be given in u few days; terms OF SAFE
very liberal; for full particulars apply mt the
Nicolay Real Estate Exchange, No. 1l6 East
Fourth ST., opposite National German-Ameri-
can bank building. A. H. Nicolay, auction
eer; our real estate auction sale No. l2,I29.
FTNHE HON. EDMUND RICE'S old
l. homestead Just off Mississippi ST., at the
junction of the Northern Pacific RailroaI
company, at auction-A. ii. Nicolay will sell
at auction on the premises as above Monday
afternoon, May 10, 1887, at O'Clock sharp,
by order of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, that very substantial, large ana
roomy dwelling house, 6OX92 feet, cost
nearly $4,000 TO construct, containing sta
tionary washbasins in all the sleeping rooms
hot and cold water and bath tubs in all tho
upper rooms except three, handsome marble
mantels in every room, hard wood IN the.
principal part; no expense was spared IN lts
construction, and when built was regarded as
the largest and best arranged dwelling house
with all its appointments in st. Paul. This
extensive mansion is suitable for large
boarding house or can easily be converted to
be used for business purposes; 1t must be re-
moved between May 27 and June l, the
ground being required for the erection OF
new buildings for the use of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company; terms of sale,
cash: For further particulars apply at the
Nicolay Real Estate Exchange, No. JIG East
Fourth ST. A. ii. Nicolay, auctioneer; our
auction sale No. IL, 80. 131
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ELEGANT FURNITURE at Auction-I
~ will sell at auction at the residence, No
6S2 Dayton av., corner of st. Adams ST., on
Monday. May 16, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, all Of the contents of the above resi-
dence, consisting in part of one very fine
antique oak hall stand, one very elegant pill
low back lounge, upholstered in Turkish en-
broidered plush, comfortable easy chairs
one very handsome antique oak secretary
one very elegant Japanese corner etagre
fine brass card, stand, very rare Japanese
bronze urns and vases, fine cherry sideboard
elegant bedroom suites, in antique oak
cherry and ash; elegant pillow lounge, up
holstered in cut pile brocade; fine parlor
Bedroom and dning-room furniture; good
kitchen range, fine china and cut-glassware,
Brussels and ingram carpets, etc. etc.; also
a fine collection of oil paintings, from the
easels of such artists as G. Curtis, It. Verd
and others; this sale is by far the finest held
this season, and should be well patronized
by those of our people who are i'll search of
the best class of goods and rare bric-a-brac;
do not let this opportunity escape you, or
you will be sorry for it. A. NJ. Doherty, auc-
tiOueer 422 Wabasha ST. 130-136
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FOURTEENTH ST, 1872 EAST-Three
l. rooms to rent; IS; to n small family.
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NJ NTH ST, I4S EAST-Two unfur-
nished rooms on first floor; no parties
with children need apply.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Femaies--COntInuC
uOUS kWOBK-Girl fer general house
II wo rk, either Swede or Norwegian. Call
PA Maria ay., payton's blutt.
HOUS in family of 3 for
II general hOuSework. 50 West Central
ay
H0USEWORK-G for general house,
Il work in small family. Apply 276
Joscttc 81.
HOUSEWoRK-Ag good Swede girl to as
II sist i'll housekeeping at 400 Dayton ay.
n0USEWORK-Gir for general house
West F FSaFih s ss iamS best wages i$oi 1876
HoUSEWoRR- girl for general
IL houSework, at once; good wages. Mrs.
Ii. NJ Moss, 2l4 Pearl st.
HOUSEWORK-C Competent second girl
l. Il Apply to Mrs. Horace Thompson, 3S3
Woodward NV. 129-l3l
II OUSEWORK Good girl for general
II Homework. 1888 North Fort st.
HOuSEWORK-G for general house
II work, l64 harrington av. 1
HOUSEW0RK-Gir for general house
II work. 6S2 Olive st.
HOUSEWORK- Competent girl for gem
II eral houSework in family of 3 adults.
Apply after p. M. 459 lglehart st. 12S-l34
uoUSEWORk-G for general house.
must be good cook. GIL Holly av. l3O-l35
HOUSEWOKk-A good German girl for
general houScwork; three in family. 233
Oak ST.
II OUSEWORK-An neat tidy girl, German
L preferred, to do general houseW ork in
small family. Apply 1872 Nina ay. l2S-l32
HOUSE CLEANIrIG-Girlo or woman that
is accustomed TO cleaning. :l29 Thir-
teenth ST., near Mississippi.
uOUSEWORK-G servant girl in
IL strictly small private family for general
huusework; must be good plain cook,
washer and igoEer: German or Norwegian
Protestant girl preferred; best city references
from last place in st. Paul required; TO a
really good girl this will be permanent situ-
alton. Apply at 2S5 East Tenth St, near
Broadway l3l-l33
NURSE GIRI.-German or Swede pre-
~ ferred 307 Grove st.
NURSE girl; German or Swede for nurse
~ or general housework. Apply at l57
Kent st. 4
GEWiNG GIRIS-Immediately at Miss
- T.. OSborn'S dreSsmaking parlors 257
West Third ST.
SEWING GIRL-One that can cut and fit
~ Call rear POI West Sixth ST.
SECOND GIRL that must be good ironer
- Call 40 Oakland av.
CTRONG GIRL to work in restaurant
~ Apply 412 Wabasha st.
TAILORMss one who understands
L bushelng preferred; leave address to-
day, only giving name and residence. X,
Globe.
Two GOOD GIRLS wanted AT % West
1 Fourth ST. 12S-131
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H0LLEGE AV., 20-Three newly fur
" nished rooms, with BATH suitable for |
or = gentlemen.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of valuable
"A Chestnut street property by auction.
will sell at auction on the premises on Chest
nut ST., between West Seventh and Exchange
SITS, very fine piece of property, 5Ox12O
feet; this property is better known as the with
90 feet Of lots Is and 10, in block 20, Rice &
irvine's addition; there is great future be-
fore all property in this section of the city,
and it is only the question of a very short
time when prices will advance from 100 to
200 per cent. upon present values 1t will be
will take place on Thursday, May 10, at $50
O'Clock in the afternoon; for further partic-
ulars inquire of A. Nj. Doherty, auctioneer,
az Wabasha st. Patrick Egan, admins
traitor, POI West Seventh st. 13O-139
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ROAEgE5aYG WANVEEs.

pOARD-First-class board for six Or more
ID gentlemen within ten minutes walk of
the St Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba shops;
tough steak boarding house ladies need not
apply. Address, $. 4. X, Globe l31
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EOR SALE Cheap for Cash-Saloon fix
l. lures, with license, with or without
lease; also, one fast driving horse; one pet
Shetland pony. Call 976 Fauquier st. j. l..
Hildebrand.' 130-13l
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DOR SALE-Saloon and fixtures, Wa
Il basha st. Enquire j. A. Burrichter &
Co., No. West Third st. 13O-i36
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

FOR RENT.
Houses.
DWELLING HOUSEs-4I8 and 40
~ West Seventh street; city water, sewer,
etc, seven rooms each. Inquire of st. Paul
Trust company l3l-l35
HARRINGTON AVE. -Furnished house
Il for rent with 7 rooms; city water and
bath; Will rent for the summer very cheap;
apply at once ut IS East Fifth street. l3l
Rooms.
NENTRALA Az, 7O-One large front room,
y furnished.
C0ALEGE AV., 2O-Three newly-fur-
" nished rooms, with bath, suitable for l
or gentlemen.
ERANKLIN ST., 35l-Two well fur
l. niShed rooms; one block from Rice
park; use Of bath.
FOURTEENTH ST, 1872 EAST-Three
l. rooms to rent; So; To II small family.
NINTH ST, I4S EAST-Two unfur-
nished rooms on first floor; no parties
with children need apply.
OAK ST., 4Os-A nicely furnished front
" room in pleasant locality; bath room
ana other conVeniences.
PLEASANT AV., IS5-Furnished rooms.
PHEASANT AV., 16S-Furnshed room
DEARL ST., 315-Newly and nicely fur
l. nished front and back parlor, single or
EN- suite, with use of piano; modern conven-
fence. l2S-l3l
DEARL 81, 2ll-Furnished room and
board for gentleman and wife; hot and
cold water; use of bath; terms reasonable.
DEARL ST., 2l5-Handsomeiy furnished
front and back parlors, single or en-
suite; also other nicely furnished rooms,
with modern convenience. 127133
DOBERT ST, SO corner Tenth st.-To
IL rent, two elegantly furnished front
rooms, suitable for two gentlemen. 130-133
ID OOMS-Four, with pantries and closets,
III convenient for housekeeping, with bath
room, on jackson St, between Seventh and
Eighth SITS. Apply to M. O'Brien. 4O4
Eighth st. 131-133
ID OOMS-One furnished and one unfur-
~ niShed room wanted by man and wife.
b., Globe. 13l
= OOMS-For rent fine suite of rooms in
II upper town; one or two gents; modern
improvements, etc. w. A. i, Globe.
CPRUCE ST, 219, near corner Sibley,
- nice furnished room, with use of bath;
reasonable rent.
SHERBURNE Az, IO6 EAST, one
~ block from Jackson or 5 unfinished
rooms for housekeeping.
SEVENTH 81, 993-Two rooms for rent
~ Enquire at store.
S,IXTH ST., 327 EAST, corner Pine
~ Large, handsome front room, with alcove
and piazza, with private family; reference
required. 4
SiKTI ST, 300, corner Broadway--A
~ suite of parlors and two single rooms.
suitable for four gentleman; bath and gas.
l2344
CT. PETER ST., 447-Three front rooms,
~ pleasantly located for light housekeep-
TNENTH ST, 81 wEST-Smal furnished
i front room at So per month; board if de
sired
THREE ROOMS in double house Tor
Il housekeeping, water paid Call at 81
Sherman st. 125-13S
1c WEST TENTH ST-Two unfinished
III rooms with water.
Stores.
NEW STORE with shelving and counters
IN at st. Anthony Park, near the depot;
excellent location for a good grocery; rent
$50 apply TO j. Austrian, 65 East Fifth st.
13I-133
Miscellaneous.
BUTCHER SHOP for rent. Inquire of j.
ID F. Dunlap, Chamber Of Commerce.
13l-13S
BOARDING OFFERED.
M lSSISSIPP: ST, 537-Board and lodg-
iva ing TO be had at $3.50 per week. 131
SPRUCE ST, 243-A few gentlemen can
~ be accommodated with room and board:
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
Leave Leave
Minneapolis. st. Paul.

The Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car Route to
Chicago
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
A T THE DRESSMAKING parlors, 400
IA Wabasha ST., fashionable dresses made
for $3.50; Il good fit guaranteed. 1912
FRANKLIN MACHINE WORKS, $3.50
l. Robert ST.. st. Paul, manufacturers of
shafting, .puleys, bridge bolts and grstings:
general blacksnliths and machinists. 14-195
HOUSE-Family going away for summer
IL can have house cared for by competent
woman in return for use of kitchen and bed
room good references. l.. H., Globe. I31-I33
7 OF To be filed; wanted, party to fill with
- good material my lot Oh Goodhue St,
next to John Homann's Albert Wolff. 29S,
corner Banil and DouSman SITS. l31-132
STORAGE AND FORWARDTNG-Con
- Signments solicited of all kinds of rem
chandise, Implements furniture and house
hold goods. We have the largest and best
warehouse in the city, connected by railroad
tracks for receiving storing and transferring
or if space is desired either in basement or
upper stories we can let same at very reason
able rates; warehouse and office, $50 and $50
East Third ST., ST. Paul, Mimi. st. Paul
Storage, Forwarding and Implement Com
pany; William Hemminghouse, President and
Manager; telephone call 1882 $50
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OAK ST, 4OS-A nicely furnished front
" room in pleasant locality; bath room
and other conveniences. 4
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Chicago and Mil
waukee Day Elk

press. ...........
Prentice and Ash
land Express. .
Chicago Nig't En-
press.
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Rooms.

NENTRAL Az, 7O-One large front room,
y furnished 4
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EsOAEsDgNGs esFFERED.

nj lSSISSIPP: ST, 537-Board and lodg-
I'VE ing 90 be had at $3.50 per week. 131
SPRUCE ST, 243-A few gentlemen can
- be accommodated with room and board;
also few table boarders. 1851
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS ON this page will be inserted under
headings according to the following
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GROCERY for Sale-Stock of groceries,
VI with fixtures, in a Grst-class locality.
Inquire j. NJ. Heberling & Co., S5 East Fifth
ST. 1O4-2
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Personal,

MADAM DE GROASE, the most won
ISl derful life reader and lady phrenolo-
gist that ever visited this city; also cures by
at 225 Seventh ST., St Paul, MINI. 13I
MRS. ALICE BAGNELE., magnetic heal.
lS1 err; heals rheumatism, kidney and liver
disease. 1856 Broadway l2S-l3t
MFRS. ECKHARDT, the natural gifted.
I'VE most reliable and truthful fortune tells.
in the world, can be consulted on all life ami
business affairs at Sal Mississippi st. 1861 81
THE GENTLEMAN that got the revolver
i away from the lady Tuesday will leave
the same at 40 East Third st. and confer d
favor TO the owner.
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PLEASANT AV., IS5-Furnshed rooms
a
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E'OR SALE-Two light driving horses, l
Il work horse, buggy and light wagon, suit
able for a carpenter. 81 Fauquier ST.,
W. F.Fificld Il Co. 1O4-2OO
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

pARBER-A good chance for young
ID man to run barber shop or work for
good wages. 6S5 and 6S7 East Third st.
Henry Schorn. 4
CHASCE for young man with few hun
" dred to get into a paying drug business.
Ridgway, 242 Nicollet av.. Minneapolis.
l3O-l3l
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A SSISTANT BOOKkEEPER in job
n binG house, state age and where last emf
ployed also what salary is expected. p. p. T.
(,lpbn 4
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DOT FEET FRONTAGE on Western av.
CCI and Front st. at auction.-I will sell
at auction on the premises on Tuesday, May
II, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, twelve fue
lots OH Front st. and Western av. This
property is situated nearly opposite the Cor
man school on Western av. The property
lies we'll and is especially desirable for fine
residence purposes. The lots are nearly all
4Ox116 feet in size, running back to 20-foot
alley. The neighborhood is all that could be
desired, being conveniently situated and in n
portion of the city that is rapidly advancing
In value. For a man of moderate means there
has been nothing as yet offered in this part of
the city that can in any way compare with it.
The terms will be made very easy and will be
made known hereafter. Watch the auction
want column this week. A. M. Doherty
Auctioneer, 422 Wabasha ST., st. Paul. 1907
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Atlantic Elk. Daily l
st. Paul and Min.
fast Elk. Daily)..l =
st. Paul and NJ. acc.
DAILY eX. Sunday)l
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GLIDE BAR BUGGIES-Surreys and ex-
~ press wagons; best work. finest materials,
lowest prices. Send for catalogue or call at
Cortland Wagon company, 1876 East Fifth St,
st. Paul. 12S-22l
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INTEREST in a pleasant and profitable
l. business may be purchased by suitable
party with 1000 to SIS 900. A. N. G., P. o.
box 2207, st. Paul. 4
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VA ANTED-A good agent (of either sex)
w in all principal towns and cities in
the United States TO lake orders for our new
patent low priced solid bronze or nickel door
plates, door bells, street numbers, etc; from
800 10 $500 can be made in very short
time; fine outfit cases for samples free
write for proof of what agents are doing and
list of unoccupied territory; it will pay you
to do so. Michigan Door Plate company,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1858
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FOR SALE-A sound, kind, stylish, fear
4 less, speedy horse, buggy and harness.
No. 500 Prospect Terrace. 1892
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IL $3.50 each, these lots are only on the
market for few days McDougall l. Coz,
Panorama building. l3i
GYNDiCAFE No. 5-Five lots at S61O
~ each in the best part of the addition;
easy terms. McDougall d Co., Panorama
building. 13l
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A GEST-Good sign and show card agent
~ Apply to X. d. x Co., GA East Sew
eUth. 4
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-05-21
The Graded School Concert.

The concert by the teachers, friends
and pupils of the graded school came
off last Tuesday night at the 7th St.
Presbyterian church. The programme
was published in these columns last
week. 1t was carried out to the graf
iication of all present The friends
outside of the school assisting, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J E. King, Mr.. W. E.
Foster, Miss Mary Foster, Messrs.
Thompson and Rice of Biddle.
The instruments were all used to
perfection, and it was we'll said: Prof
Ratley played like an old stage "6d-
dler" while Will Fosters claronet
noted the music to perfection. Mrs.
Alston's performance on the piano was
enjoyed by all. Some of the pieces
deserving special mention are ''Some
day I'll wander back"-King. bass /;
Thompson, tenor Miss Hayes, alto /;
Mrs. King, soprano. The comic song
"pro phnndo basso'' was most excel
lently rendered by the same persons,
except Mr.. Ratley sang the tenor.
The last chorus "Softly treading,
silence keep, was as we'll rendered as
could be by professionals. 1t is a
beautiful song and the children showed
careful training as well as fine voices
and good musical talent.
The talking medley" by three
boys and three girls was the most
amusing piece of tbs evening. We
cannot describe it. but say if this con-
cert is ever repeated be sure to hear
for yourself The attendance was good,
the audience being made up Of the
best people of the city. It's regretted
that Mr.. W. E. Foster and Miss Mary
Foster have left the city and the filing
Of their places would make repetition
Of the concert difficult.
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Salisbury ScintilatiOns.
May II, 1887.

A meeting was held on last Wednes-
day evening to elect an orator for me-
mortal day. Mr.. A. Sumner was
unanimously chosen president for the
day. W. L. Henderson and David
Brown we're put in nomination for
orator. Rev. D. Brown was elected.
Both gentlemen mentioned are bright
sons of Rowan. Mr.. Henderson will
graduate soon from the high class at
Livingstone College. He is a young
man of ability and brains and had he
been favored with the honor he would,
no doubt, have made favorable i'm
preston on the minds of those who
are so much opposed to young men on
account of their age and discourage
home talent. Mr.. Henderson would
in all probability have reflected credit
upon his native town. Rev. Brown
is one of Biddle's noble sons and has
made several creditable appearances
before the public. while his ability as
divine is firmly established. We
earnestly hope large numbers will be
present, May Both to hear his noble
effort and also to engage in the patri-
otto and grateful work of decorating
the graves of the Union soldiers.
Mr.. 4. Brown has been elected Chief
Marshal. We regret this choice for
one reason, it removes an old and
faithful man who has marshalled the
forces on this noted occasion for IL
years and we would have been glad
to see him enjoy that position. which
he so we'll filed, until he is called to
join the host above.
Henderson 4 Bro. are making great
preparations to have visitors and the
general public supplied with those
things satisfying to the inner man,
and also will have on hand all cooling
and refreshing drinks-such as soda
and mineral waters, lemonades. ice
cream. and best of all, milk-shakes
made by the new lightning shaker.
All are invited to call and see them.
0cO4uoEALIy.
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CHARLOTTE MESSENGER.
SATURDAY, MAY 81. 1887.
OUR CHURCHES.

81. Michael's (P. e. Church, Mint st.
Services al 10 a. IN. and p. m. Sunday
schoo! at p. m. Rev. P. P. ALsToN, pas
tor.
N. &. Church. Graham Street. Ser
vices Mt 3 p. IN. and s p. m. Sunday
school at l0a. m. Rev. +. NJ. CoLLETr,
pastor.
First Baptist Church, South Church St.
Services at II a. M, 3 p. m. and p. m.
Sun1ay-school at l p. m. Rev. A. A..
Powell. pastor.
Ebenezcr Baptist Church, East Second
St. Services at II a. M, p. m. and p.
m. Sunday-school at / p. m. Rev. e.
mAUGHToH, pastor.
Presbyterian Church, corner Seventh
and College SITS. Services at 3 p. IN. and
Sp. M. Suuday-school at 10 a. m. Rev.
r. ? WYCHE, pastor.
Clinton Chapel, CA. NJ. E. ~ Mint St.
Services at II a. M; 3 p. m. and p. m.
Sundey-school at l p. m. Rev. NJ. SLADE,
pastor.
Little Rock, CA. NJ. E. ~ E St. Ser
vices at II a. M, 8 p. IN. and 8 p. m.
Rev. WMa JOHNSON, pastor.
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Wilmington lettings.

Mr.. Anderson, of the Asaph Club,
will take his departure for the North
in few days.
Miss Ida I. Evans will spend the
Summer months in. Sumter. S. c.
while Miss NJ. J. MalIett will rusti-
cate at Southport during the month of
June.
Miss LIE NJ. Smith has promised to
shake hands with Prof. j. c. Price
at Kittrell, N. c., on June 22d.
Mrs. DIR. Shober is booked for Fay
etteville.
Mr.. Hunter. of the Outlook, was in
the city during the past week.
Rev. A. J. Chambers will com
mence his camp-meeting some time
this or next month.
Rumors are that there will be
real estate Office opened here soon by
two of our young men. Good.
A certain widower of only As sum-
mers cannot be seen with the girls of
16 any more. He says they are COM
pete flirts.
Miss Annie f. Reid, who acted as
orderly sergeant in the flag drill al
City Hall on Monday night last, i,
entitled to much praise for the man
ner in which she handled the glitter
ing sword while giving the command
to the company. She is well equip
ped. and makes a irst-class officer.
The drill was composed of girls, and
all in full uniform.
The Central Baptists will give an
entertainment soon in the Opera
House. I play will be Pima
FORE with Miss Charity Franklin a.
Buttercup.
Mrs J. A. Whitfield. of Warrenton,
n. c., is in the city. the guest 81
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w b.
ill.
Miss Julia A. Amey is in Tarbor,, |
but will soon return to her Whining
ton home and friends. JESSE.